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Roos will usually go for anything that doesn't move quick enough-living or not. Hens will probably put up a fight, depending on what side of the size difference they're on, but they will eventually fall victom to the roo.
l should know, all of my roos are bantams to prevent the problem this threat is based on. Most of the girls are banties, as well. Some are not. But yes, all will mate together whatever the size difference and I've successfully hatched babies from standard mothers, bantam dads. Whoever had stronger genes will decide how big the offspring will grow.
Hope this helps!
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Roos will usually go for anything that doesn't move quick enough-living or not. Hens will probably put up a fight, depending on what side of the size difference they're on, but they will eventually fall victom to the roo.
l should know, all of my roos are bantams to prevent the problem this threat is based on. Most of the girls are banties, as well. Some are not. But yes, all will mate together whatever the size difference and I've successfully hatched babies from standard mothers, bantam dads. Whoever had stronger genes will decide how big the offspring will grow.
Hope this helps!
Thanks
